Wikipedia has a world map for this:
Link: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:World_Speed_Limits.svg
Thankfully in metric so we non Americans can understand what the mph values mean.
This map looked a bit off, so I checked. Russia should be 110(there are only few roads where there is ongoing testing for 130 limit). Mongolia and Armenia should be at 100, Turkey seems to be 130.
Kazakhstan checks out, though. Those crazy batyrs really can drive upwards of 150 without fines. That is, if their horses can make it that fast.
The more unpopulated land a state has, the higher the speed limit, makes sense.
Now do traffic accidents per mile driven per state!
Found it. Well, it’s fatalities instead of accidents, but I imagine it’s similar enough.
The more depressing it is to live in a state the more vehicle fatalities there are.
On the east coast, driving 10-15 miles over the speed limit is considered normal. Some people from other parts of the country have informed me this isn’t true everywhere.
I’ve found 5 over to be much more common in Texas, with the occasional person going faster in light traffic
I’m not sure this is accurate; I’m pretty sure I-87 through the Adirondacks in New York has a speed limit of 70. I-81 north of Syracuse might also.
